Lord of the Rings - The Hobbit

Like all the ancient elven blades, Sting magically shines with a blue light in the presence of Orcs nearby; Gollum, who hates everything that has been done by the Elves (because of the intrinsic charge of purity that Elven objects absorb from their creators), is afraid of Sting.

This has helped Bilbo in his confrontation with Gollum under the mountain in The Hobbit and, later, also Frodo thanks to the terror that the blade inspired to Gollum, has managed to tame it (temporarily) in The Lord of the Rings.

Sting has the ability to easily cut spider webs since it was probably created for this need by its creators of Gondolin, at that time there were in fact numerous spiders for the woods around it and it was therefore more convenient to have a sword or dagger to use rather than a big sword. This blade is of absolute terror for Shelob and all spiders in general grown in the darkness.

This finely detailed replica is a 1: 1 scale reproduction of the sword used for filming the "Lord of the Rings" trilogy.

Blade: 420J2 stainless steel, engraved
Handle: painted wood
Knob: antique metal
Guard: engraved antique metal 
Blade length: 39cm.
Total length: 57cm.
Support: wooden wall display; hooks and screws for mounting included
Packaging: cardboard box with "The Lord of The Rings" logos and certificate of authenticity with movie licenses

The blade is cast of forged tool steel and features brass engraved decoration sand a weathered steel finish giving it a battle-worn appearence. Close attention to quality is a priority in every hand-selected piece. Each replica is marked with the appropriate copyrights to ensure authenticity. Includes display plaque and certificate of authenticity.

UC-2628 The Bearded Axe of Gimli™
Includes a parchment certificate of authenticity.
Overall Length: 87
Axe Head Length: 20
Axe Head Material: Forged tool steel, weathered and distressed finish, false-edged.
Plaque: Hardwood plaque. Hardware, instructions included.

United Cutlery UC1424 LOTR™ Museum Collection Sting™ in edizione numerata a tiratura limitata

Questa replica finemente dettagliata è la versione "Museum Collection" di United che si differenzia per l'aspetto "vissuto" di lama, guardia e pomolo; per i materiali utilizzati di altissimo livello e per la lama realizzata in acciaio al carbonio, come una vera spada da utilizzo concreto. La spada ha pesi e bilanciature ottimali per essere brandita.

Benché per gli standard di uomini ed elfi sia da considerarsi una sorta di daga, per un Hobbit si può considerare una spada a tutti gli effetti. Bilbo diede Pungolo a Frodo, poco prima della partenza della Compagnia dell'Anello da Gran Burrone. Dopo la sconfitta di Sauron alla fine della Terza Era, Frodo la donò a Samvise Gamgee.

Il nome "Pungolo" venne dato alla spada da Bilbo dopo il suo combattimento coi Ragni Giganti di Bosco Atro, nelle prime versioni però il nome dato alla spada è "pungiglione".

Come tutte le antiche lame elfiche, Pungolo risplende magicamente di una luce azzurrina in caso di presenza di Orchi nelle vicinanze; Gollum, che detesta tutto ciò che è stato fatto dagli Elfi (a causa dell'intrinseca carica di purezza che gli oggetti elfici assorbono dai loro creatori), ha paura di Pungolo. Questo ha aiutato Bilbo nel suo confronto con Gollum sotto la montagna ne Lo Hobbit e, successivamente, anche Frodo grazie al terrore che la lama ispirava a Gollum, è riuscito a domarlo (temporaneamente) ne Il Signore degli Anelli. Pungolo ha la capacità di tagliare facilmente le tele di ragno visto che con ogni probabilità era stato creato proprio per questa necessità da suoi creatori di Gondolin, a quel tempo infatti vi erano numerosi ragni per i boschi lì attorno e risultava quindi più comodo avere uno spadino o pugnale da usare piuttosto che una grande spada. Questa lama è di assoluto terrore per Shelob e tutti i ragni in generale cresciuti nell'oscurità.

Lama: acciaio al carbonio, con numero di serie inciso sulla lama
Impugnatura: in legno massiccio con dettagli in foglia d'argento
Pomolo: metallo anticato placcato in argento 
Guardia: metallo anticato placcato in argento
Lunghezza lama: 37cm.
Lunghezza totale: 50cm.
Supporto: vetrina da parete o da appoggio realizzata in legno massiccio con numero di serie ed angoli in ottone placcato, spesso vetro smussato, serratura con chiave rimovibile e grafica stampata a colori nella parte inferiore del display.
Confezione: scatola di cartone con loghi "The Lord of The Rings" e certificato di autenticità con licenze cinematografiche
Note: Edizione a tiratura limitata e numerata, sia su lama che su espositore, realizzata in soli 3000 esemplari

- Lama in acciaio inox 420 non affilata di cm 30 
- Lunghezza totale cm 116
- Impugnatura in metallo solido con finitura in pregiato cuoio.

- Certificato di autenticità presente nella confezione
- Supporto in legno

Proud and strong-willed, the Dwarves of Middle-earth were skilled in the arts of smithing and metallurgy. Like many Dwarves, Gimli, son of Gloin, favors the axe as his primary weapon. Accompanying his father to the Council of Elrond at Rivendell, Gimli is chosen to represent the Dwarves in the Fellowship of the Ring. A mighty warrior, he is quick to draw his broad axes in battle, hunting Orcs across Rohan with Aragorn and Legolas, the elf with whom he is famed for their fast friendship. Where Gimli is lacking in subtly, he makes up for in loyalty and a noble spirit. Prepared for as many different situations as possible, he carries the Walking Axe with him, along with the Battle Axe, Bearded Axe, and two throwing axes.

UC-1415 The Walking Axe of Gimli™
Includes a parchment certificate of authenticity.
Overall Length: 46-1/4"
Axe Head Length: 11-1/2" each
Axe Head Thickness: 3/8"
Axe Head Material: Forged tool steel, weathered and distressed finish, false-edged.
Handle Material: Solid wood, genuine leather-wrapped grip, cast metal parts with an antiqued brass plated finish.
Plaque: 7-1/2" x 10-3/8" x 3/4" wood with a silkscreened design. Hardware, instructions included.

La spada di Re Theoden tratta dal film “Il Signore degli Anelli”
- Lama in acciaio inox 420 non affilata di cm 96 
- Lunghezza totale cm 70 
- Impugnatura in metallo solido con finitura in pregiato cuoio.

- Certificato di autenticità presente nella confezione
- Supporto in legno

King Theoden, courageous soldier and leader of the land of Rohan, fell under the power of the wizard Saruman through the slithering machinations of his servant Grima. Only through the intervention of Gandalf the White was Theoden exorcised of Sarumans corrupting influence. Gandalf said to Theoden, "Your fingers would remember their old strength better if they grasped your sword," and at that moment Theodens mind cleared, his authority as king returned to him, and his great sword, Herugrim was once more returned to his grasp. Theoden went on to lead the defense of Helms Deep and the charge of the Rohirrim to the aid of Gondor and against the hordes of the enemy that assailed the White City. The hope of all Men and Free Peoples then lay in the defense of Minas Tirith.

UC-1370ABNB Herugrim™ - The Sword of King Theoden™
Includes a parchment certificate of authenticity.
Overall Length: 36-1/2"
Blade Length: 27-1/2"
Blade Thickness: 1/4"
Blade Material: Tempered 420 J2 stainless steel, false-edged.
Handle Material: Solid metal guard and pommel with antiqued brass plated finish, the hilts are east in the symbols of the famed horses of Rohan and the grip is genuine leather-wrapped, rat-tail tang construction.
Plaque: 11" x 10-1/2" x 3/4" wood with a silkscreened design. Hardware, instructions included.

La spada di Boromir tratta dal film “Il Signore degli Anelli”
- Lama in acciaio inox 420 non affilata di cm 76 
- Lunghezza totale cm 105 
- Impugnatura in metallo solido con finitura in pregiato cuoio.

- Certificato di autenticità presente nella confezione
- Supporto in legno

The blade's flattened diamond shape and equally wide fuller reduced weight, yet retained strength in the end of the blade by stopping just short of the tip. It was equally effective for slashing against lightly armored opponents and for thrusting into more heavily protected enemies. The guard, similar to that of his father's sword, showed a warrior's flourish in that it was formed from a square-edged piece of steel that had been twisted before being curved into a crescent. The handgrip was wide like the blade, and the pommel was an elegant and simple piece of steel that added weight to balance the blade.

UC-1400 Sword of Boromir™
Includes a parchment certificate of authenticity.
Overall Length: 39"
Blade Length: 30-3/16"
Blade Thickness: 1/4"
Blade Material: Tempered, 420 J2 stainless steel with a fuller grind, false-edged.
Handle Material: Solid metal guard and pommel, antique metal finish, genuine leatherwrapped grip, tapered tang construction.
Plaque: 12-1/8" x 13-3/8" x 3/4" wood, silkscreened design. Hardware, instructions included.